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  1. Today's adventures take me to Thailand, and the newly converted Armi VTBS!
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  2. For my last flight of this spring break, having to quit X-Plane for a while and focusing on finishing school and work at the same time, I have a special collage for you all. Alitalia Flight 615 Boston - Rome Flight Time 8 Hours At gate in Boston, loading up for departure: Morning over the Atlantic, showing off that special 2015 EXPO livery: Touching down at Rome RWY 16R At the gate in Rome, .3x1000kgs fuel left. 5 Minutes to spare! Hope everyone enjoyed their break, Happy Easter. Happy flying!
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  3. Thanks Ryan! Send me a message when you're down here and we'll go flying!
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  4. Hi everyone, two new videos are up on our youtube channel. https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCcuYmGFREqwGyHhsYlDPtMA Enjoy! Jan
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  6. Good morning to the Lower Mainland! Took off from Abbotsford for a quick hop to my future home of Victoria! Can't wait to move to the island, I'm enjoying flying around it for now. Four months to go.
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  7. Yeah, Im busy moving house over the last 2 months, so not much X-Plane time these days. My MacPro is actually in a box right now =)
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  9. A short hop from San Francisco to Las Vegas!! I had to do a go-around because my 757 was stalling, due to the fact that my auto throttle somehow disengaged on final approach(that was a really close call!!)
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  10. Just arrived in Doha, Qatar after a night flight from Munich!! That was literally the most beautiful sunrise I ever saw in X Plane!!
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  11. Landing in a simulator is one thing. There's a false sense of security centered a crash where no one gets hurt. Landing in a real life situation, that security disappears, and you know you only have 1 go at making it down in 1 piece. I took off and landed countless times in FS5 and FS98 in just about all the default aircraft. Full of confidence. My first landing in a Beech Skipper in August of 1997, I nearly killed myself and the instructor. I bounced the aircraft on landing. Coming in on base and final, I was gripping that wheel so tight, the instructor had to tell me to loosen my grip at least half a dozen times. It's definitely a very different scenario.
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